Jingyan Qin

University of Science and Technology Beijing

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Jingyan Qin is a researcher in human-robot interaction (HRI) and intelligent system design, with a focus on making household service robots more intuitive and socially integrated. Her work centers on the intersection of interaction design, cognitive modeling, and user experience, particularly for domestic environments. In her highly cited study on the Teler robot (2018), Qin explored how HRI design principles can enhance user trust and engagement in home settings, laying groundwork for more natural robot behaviors. She further advanced this field with her development of the CMR-FBS model (2019), a framework that bridges cognitive modeling with function-behavior-structure theory to improve the interaction design of family agents. Though early in her career, Qin’s contributions are notable for their systematic approach to embedding robots into daily life, addressing both technical and emotional dimensions of human-robot relationships. Her work has been recognized for its potential to shape future smart home ecosystems, and she continues to influence emerging research on user-centered robotic interfaces.